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UNIT DESCRIPTION

Main Power Switch: Turns on all UPS functions, except the internal battery charger on model
MM450.  Charger on MM450 operates when UPS is connected to commercial power.

Test/Alarm Silencer Switch: Depressing this switch while in the AC mode causes the UPS to
switch to the Inverter mode.  Depressing the switch while in the Inverter mode silences the
Audible Alarm until it is reset again.

Input Plugs, Fuses, and Output Receptacles:

MODEL #

INPUT PLUG

INPUT FUSE OR

CIRCUIT BREAKERS (CB)

OUTPUT RECEPTACLES

MM450

NEMA 5-15P

5A

4 -- NEMA 5-15R

MM1300

NEMA 5-15P

12A CB

4 -- NEMA 5-15R

MM850

NEMA 5-15P

8A

4 -- NEMA 5-15R

MM2000

NEMA L5-30P

20A

*4 -- NEMA 5-15R

MM2000/2

Opt. Int.

10A CB

4 -- IEC 320

MM2000/2U

NEMA L6-30P

10A CB

*2 -- NEMA L6-30R

*  These units are also available with several combinations of locking and straight blade receptacles.

 

Optional International Plugs

LEDS:  AC NORMAL: Green when commercial voltage is in range and present, provided

       battery circuit breaker is closed; off otherwise.

BATTERY IN USE: Red while unit is running in Inverter mode.  In AC mode,

      blinks when batteries are low or DC circuit breaker is off.

 

OUTPUT LOAD: Functions in AC mode only, providing an indication of the

      actual output load.  Each green LED represents 1/9 of total available output of
      each unit.  The red LED signifies overload.

BATTERY STATUS: Functions in Inverter mode only, providing a measure of

      battery time remaining.  As battery begins to run down, LEDs extinguish from left
      to right.  At low battery warning, only the two red LEDs are still on.

Audible Alarm: Sounds after a ten second delay every two seconds during inverter run mode.
Alarm frequency changes at low battery warning to two per second.

Cooling Fan: All units are forced air-cooled; however, fan runs only in Inverter mode.

Summary of Contents for MM450

Page 1: ...Minuteman Series User s Manual...

Page 2: ...its 3 7 Electrical Specifications 4 8 Computer Back Up Time vs Load 5 9 Physical Specifications 6 10 Typical Runtime vs Load Minutes 6 11 Unit Description 7 12 Installation and Test 8 13 Operation 8 1...

Page 3: ...er your warranty Failure to register your warranty renders it non valid IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Read this manual carefully before operating the UPS All instructions shoul...

Page 4: ...the skin and eyes and may be toxic CAUTION Although battery system voltages are only 24 or 48 volts battery systems can still present a risk The current capability of a battery is sufficient to burn w...

Page 5: ...be used with each Minuteman UPS without any output power derating MINUTEMAN UPS INTERNAL BATTERY SYSTEM BP TO BE USED MM450 24VDC 7 AMP HOUR BP24V10 10 AMP HOUR MM850 48VDC 7 AMP HOUR BP48V10 10 AMP H...

Page 6: ...ls Input Voltage AC Mode Function 120VAC 15VAC 220VAC 30VAC Input Frequency Deviation for Synchronization 5 Inrush Current 1 5x Rated Surge Protection 3 way meets IEEE STD 587 RFI EMI Noise Filtering...

Page 7: ...5 COMPUTER BACK UP TIME vs LOAD Internal Battery System or Standard Battery Pack COMPUTER BACK UP TIME vs LOAD UPS with Optional Battery Pack...

Page 8: ...C to 40 C 5 F to 104 F Relative Humidity 95 Max Non Condensing Maximum Altitude Without Derate 15 000 Ft Acoustic Noise Less than 60dB 3 TYPICAL RUNTIME vs LOAD MINUTES COMPUTER MM450 W MM850 W MM130...

Page 9: ...binations of locking and straight blade receptacles Optional International Plugs LEDS AC NORMAL Green when commercial voltage is in range and present provided battery circuit breaker is closed off oth...

Page 10: ...off For other models the Power Switch must be on for battery charge consequently these units may need to remain on overnight if several power outages occurred during the day When a brownout power int...

Page 11: ...will allow direct interface with many different computer operating systems This capability permits an unattended orderly shut down of the computer system when commercial power is lost for a long perio...

Page 12: ...n problems appears on the last page Do not remove the unit cover or attempt any service There are no user serviceable components inside Unauthorized service will void the warranty POLICY AND INSTRUCTI...

Page 13: ...ount or the estimated cost plus shipping and handling UPS PROBLEM CHART PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE ACTION TO TAKE When UPS Power Switch is turned on UPS stays in Inverter mode Input fuse blown or input br...

Page 14: ...lowing terms and conditions Para Systems or its designated representative will at Para Systems option repair or replace any equipment so damaged provided the cost of repair or replacement of the equip...

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